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The Turkish telecommunication sector has grown at a rapid pace over the past few years on the back of government support and initiatives aimed at the liberalization and privatization of sector. Besides this, other factors such as favorable demographics, rising disposable income and a desire to avail hi-tech telecom services have been fostering growth in the Turkish telecom market. In a move to further intensify competition, the Turkish government issued MNP and 3G licenses during November 2008, making the market an appealing area for future investment.

According to our research report "Turkey Telecom Sector Forecast to 2012", the number of mobile subscribers in the country will reach around 70 Million by 2013 end, representing a penetration rate of over 90%. The introduction of 3G services will be instrumental in driving the process of migration, while the wealth of value-added services provided via 3G will boost operators' ARPUs. As per our research and findings, the total number of 3G subscribers in the country will constitute around 8%-10% of the total mobile subscriber base by 2013 end.

The report also provides industry forecast for various telecom segments based on feasible telecom industry environment in Turkey, including fixed-line subscribers and penetration, mobile subscribers and penetration, internet and broadband subscribers and penetration. The report also provides thorough analysis of the current and future outlook of various emerging technologies such as 3G, IPTV and WiMAX.

"Turkey Telecom Sector Forecast to 2012" provides extensive research and in-depth analysis of the Turkish telecom market, with focus on current and future market trends. The report contains substantial data and statistics on all the important segments that helps to evaluate the market in terms of possible future growth avenues. The report will provide essential information like number of fixed line subscribers, mobile telecom service revenue, annual mobile market investment, share of postpaid and prepaid subscribers, number of internet subscribers and share of service providers.

Besides, the report discusses the regulatory framework governing the telecom industry in Turkey and presents the business profile of key industry players (Turk Telecom, Turkcell, Avea and Vodafone), which will help clients in planning their strategies accordingly.

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